Sound designer Patrick Jordan-Patrikios is on a mission to bring sound to the heart of the design process. Car Design News spoke to him about his colourful background and his work for Lotus
Sound designer Patrick Jordan-Patrikios career to date has been far from conventional. A gifted musician, Jordan-Patrikios first job was as a drummer for rap artist Coolio. An accident curtailed his career and prompted a move into writing and producing where he worked with some of the biggest names in music: everyone from Susan Boyle to Little Mix. In search of a new challenge, he moved into the world automotive sound design – if you are lucky enough to own either a Lotus Evija or Eletre you will be familiar with his work. Car Design News spoke to the sound designer about his fascinating career journey.
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